LGC Rentals
Sacramento RV and trailer rentals with delivery, setup, and pet-friendly options for NorCal trips.
Sacramento makes a sensible base for a dog-friendly road trip: you can point the rig at the Delta, the foothills or the coast without a long first day. Two rental companies here list pets as welcome, and one will deliver the unit to you. That small pool means you should call early and confirm the pet policy in writing before you pay.
Sacramento RV and trailer rentals with delivery, setup, and pet-friendly options for NorCal trips.
Small women-owned rental with a 2021 Forest River R-Pod 190, kid and pet friendly and towable by many SUVs.
LGC Rentals carries a 4.4 rating from 5 reviews and rents motorhomes and travel trailers, with delivery available and pets allowed. Linda Lee RV sits at 4.0 from 2 reviews and also welcomes pets. That is the whole list, so your choice is narrow. With only two rental companies in this category, book well ahead for summer weekends and holidays. Ask each one directly about pet fees, weight limits and whether the animal must stay crated while you are out. Get the answer in writing, because the policy on the listing and the policy at the counter are not always the same.
One motorhome and one travel trailer are available in this pet-friendly group. A motorhome means everyone rides together and you set up camp in minutes. A travel trailer means you leave the site with the tow vehicle when you run for groceries or a vet visit, which matters with a dog on board. If you have never towed, the motorhome is the easier first trip. If you already have a capable truck, the trailer keeps your daily driving separate from your sleeping quarters. Ask about the security deposit either way, and confirm what insurance covers before you sign.
I have rented four RVs and one was a lemon, so I read the contract now. Mileage allowances and generator hours are the two charges that surprise people most. Ask how the generator is metered and what the overage rate is before you take the keys. Delivery is offered by one company here, which can save you a tense first drive through town. Kitchen and linen kits are often optional extras, so confirm what is included rather than assuming. If you plan a one-way drop, ask about the fee up front. And check the pet rules on the security deposit: some contracts treat pet damage differently from ordinary wear.
Two. LGC Rentals and Linda Lee RV both list pets as welcome, and they hold ratings of 4.4 and 4.0 respectively. That is a small field, so reserve early, especially for summer and holiday dates, and confirm the pet terms in writing.
Yes, one of the two companies, LGC Rentals, offers delivery. That means the unit comes to you instead of you driving to pick it up. Ask about the delivery window and any setup walkthrough, and confirm the pet policy applies the same way to a delivered unit.
The pet-friendly listings include one motorhome and one travel trailer. There are no camper vans, Class C units or pop-ups in this group. If you need a specific type, call both companies and ask what they have on the lot for your dates.
Ask about the mileage allowance, the generator-hours rate, the security deposit and any pet fee. Also ask whether a kitchen or linen kit costs extra and what insurance covers. I once paid a surprise generator charge, so get those numbers before you sign.